Tim McGraw, Faith Hill to receive stars on Nashville's Walk of Fame

NASHVILLE, Sept. 9 (UPI) -- Country music power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill are set to receive stars on the Music City Walk of Fame located in Nashville, Tenn.

"Faith Hill and Tim McGraw both came to Nashville in the 1980s with big dreams and huge talent," Nashville Mayor Megan Barry said in a statement.

"Driven by their determination and a lot of hard work, they eventually found great success — and each other. Tim and Faith have made a big difference in our city, not only with their music but also with their generous contributions to many important causes. They deserve to join the many other incredible artists on the Music City Walk of Fame, and I'm looking forward to their induction."

According to Rolling Stone, the pair who have been married since 1996, have collectively sold more than 80 million records and have won a combined 17 CMA awards.

McGraw and Hill will be taking up stars 73 and 74 and joining a list of country music legends including Dolly Parton, Ernest Tubb and more recent newcomers like Keith Urban and Miranda Lambert.

Last year, Loretta Lynn and Jack White were honored with stars on the Music City Walk of Fame.

Recently, McGraw received three CMA award nominations including Male Vocalist of the Year, Single of the Year and Video of the Year for his single, "Humble and Kind."

Hill last made headlines after she was recorded singing on Instagram Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" alongside daughter Maggie McGraw.